Washington ready for toughest game this season
Washington high school football team leaves for Davenport at 8 40 am hoping to upset the river city squad regarded as this year’s strongest foe. Captain Duke and McConnell will start at ends with Bramer Palmer tackles Bain Schulty guards Reiner center Let quarterback Marshall Elwell and Weaver backfield. Substitutes include Edwards Turper McCartney Swisher Korf Bales and Gallagher. Referee Ted Sauer of Fairfield and umpire Block of the Tri-Cities. Quarters at the Y M C A in Davenport prior to the 3 o clock kickoff.
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Washington
River Town
McKinstry
Duke
McConnell
Bramer
Palmer
Bain
Schulty
Reiner
Marshall Elwell Oif
Weaver
Edwards
Turper
McCartney
Swisher
Korf
Bales
Gallagher
Infant Rose Anna Teets Buried in Elm Grove Cemetery
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Gerald Teets of Gary Indiana was brought to Washington for burial today. Interment was in Elm Grove cemetery.
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Rose Anna*Teets
Gerald Teets
Gary
Washington
Inter- Joent
Elm Grove Cemetery
Democratic Meeting Draws Crowd at Young America
A large crowd packed the Young America school house to hear Supervisor Sam Donahey and Alex Miller speak on county ticket interests. The neighborhood showed strong turnout with many residents present and several attendees traveling from Washington.
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Young America
Sam Donahey
Alex Miller
Washington
Card of Thanks for Kindness after Bereavement
We thank friends for kindness shown during our recent bereavement from Mrs Geo BE Brown and Son Mary McAvoy and Family.
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Geo. BE. Brown
Mary McAvoy
Stone placed for Wells Park at county hospital entrance
A granite boulder with a bronze plate bearing William Perry Wells Park is installed near the county hospital entrance. It will be unveiled during Sunday ceremonies. The stone, moved from a farm south of town, honors Mr Wells generosity in gifting the land, funded by gifts from thousands of county school children.
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William Perry Wells
Washington County
Daub Family Visits Batavia. Albany Grand Chapter Return
Mr and Mrs Amile Daub and granddaughters Mildred and Bernice Nindall visited Batavia last Sunday to spend time at brother Alex Daub's home. Mrs Katie Daub of Leroy Kansas joined them there and will stay a week with son Amile and family. A N Alberson returned from Spencer Illinois after attending the Iowa Grand Chapter sessions.
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Mildred
Bernice Nindall
Batavia
Alex Daub
Katie Daub
Leroy, Kan
Amile Ad
A. N. Alberson
Spencer, Il
Grand
State of
Iowa
Medical Society to Convene Here in 1925 Jubilee
The Southeastern Iowa Medical Society held its annual meeting in Mt. Pleasant. Dr. H C Hull was elected president for the coming year and the 1925 convention will be in Washington to mark the society's fiftieth anniversary dating to its 1875 founding. Dr. Jefferidge of Muscatine and Dr. H F Huston of Burlington were named vice president and secretary treasurer respectively. Dr J H Hull, father of the new president, helped organize the original meeting. The jubilee program and large expected attendance were noted.
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Washington
Southeastern Iowa Medical Society
Mt. Pleasant
H.C. Hull
Ie Society
F.everidge
Muscatine
H. F. Huston
Burlington
Crawfordsville
J. H. Hull
C. A. Bolce
Boice
J. C. Boice
Evening Journal Campaign Prize Ad Promises Votes for Subscriptions
The Evening Journal runs a mass appeal urging readers to start new subscriptions or renewals by Saturday night to win a $2000 campaign prize and a chance at cars. It touts 24 hours of active effort, emphasizes added prize value for subscribing, and warns candidates to solicit every fresh subscription before 9 PM.
Candidates with most campaign collections named
The following candidates who turned in the greatest amount of campaign collections by 6 p m yesterday hold the place of honor today Mrs Harry Dickerson out of town Miss Gladys Hesseltine Coneville Ta
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Gladys Hesseltine Coneville
Robbers Escape After Wellman Produce Office Heist
Sheriff Charles M. Denison and Deputy Fred Sweet chased suspects from Wellman after a break in at Adams Produce. The bandits carried about 6500 in currency 200 in checks and a championship ring valued around 600. The trail led to Iowa City where a stolen Ford was abandoned. many suspects were released as nonparticipants.
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Charles M. Denison
Fred Sweet
Town City
Adams Produce Company
Wellman
Denison
Iowa City
Wellman Street
IMPROVEMENT PLANS FOR WASHINGTON COUNTRY CLUB GOLF
At a board meeting chairman Fred Martin ordered preparations for course upgrades. Permanent greens will replace temporary ones after three new fairways are cleared of stumps. A specialist will lay clay and black soil, replace sod, and finish a smooth surface. Work on clearing the three holes proceeds quickly.
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Washington Country Club
Fred Martin
Admen Discuss Advertising Quality in Washington Meeting
The Washington Advertising club held its regular meeting and dinner yesterday. Manager Dickerson of Penney tore illustrated ads showing certain qualities and proved interesting and profitable. J. H. Warren discussed expanding the trade area with improved advertising methods, noting it pays to advertise.
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Washington Advertising Club
Dickerson
Penney
J. H. Warren
Washington
Mondell Defends Republicans at Graham Theater
Frank W. Mondell urged Iowa voters to credit Republican farmer relief, citing tariff laws and the war finance corporation. He contrasted Republican achievements with La Follette’s third party critique and defended the Supreme Court while praising Dawes and Coolidge.
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War Finance Corporation
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